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Comparison Between Lucifer's Life And Accomplishments

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The scriptures were challenging to understand. Everything God has…the devil tries to copy. The Father, Son and Holy Spirit is…copied by Satan, antichrist and the false prophet.
The easiest way to understand is to list them. These are the things the Satan, antichrist, and false prophet will do. The Devil called Lucifer and Satan is a mighty spirit. He uses two beasts to carry out his sick plan.
1) The antichrist and
2) The false prophet.
Other interpretations are…
Beast 1 (The antichrist)
1.) Is from the sea (He could be associated with Greece, but comes out of Rome.)
Revelation 13:1
And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads …show more content…

And power was given to them over the forth part of the Earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beast of the earth. And actually death by beast was just the beginning… When God take Himself from the Earth, He nor His benefits are there anymore. In the beginning God gave man dominion over all animals and beast of the field. With God’s Holy Spirit moving away from the Earth, so were the benefits God gave to man…Lost of dominion, of the animals, by man was seepage-like. As the Holy Spirit removed itself from across the land, it’s opposite, “un-civilization” quickly emerged. Death and plague…had nothing on famine and animal attacks. God’s peace and the dominion He gave to man over the animals was gone.
The antichrist was in power. He called the shots. “He was the man”
“Dominion is mine, over the animals. This is my time, my hour…Loose the death hounds from Hell. This is my time!
Man is the reason we are soldiers in a foreign land…Tear them to pieces…Tear them to pieces like we do in Hell”…the antichrist …show more content…

”Our demons will possess every four legged animal, Master” the False Prophet answered.
“They will be ripped to threads” Echoes of fierce barking, growling and howling, broke the atmosphere of spiritual sound. It would be only seconds before they broke off into the natural realm. They came with a mighty vengeance. They came with fierce attack syndrome. A disturbed dog with rabies, or a pack of hungry wolves had nothing on these devilish predators. Millions of savage demons cross from Hell to Earth’s top side. They came to ravage, tear, rip, pierce, maim, butcher, and kill hundreds of millions. They were loosed to go to and from on the Earth; to hunt and kill the masses. This they did with unmerciful, grievous vengeance. When in Hell, this is what they did.
Now that they were free to roam the Earth, everyman was a sitting duck. Blood drenched, with feathers that were already plucked. You were a dead man before you died. Death and Hell now rode the Earth…Nothing could stop the demons insatiable appetite for blood, not even more blood! The most serious killers were rats, and dogs, that ran in packs on the

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